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Froogle no more, deceptive rewards, best cameras

Google renames Froogle to Google Product Search

Along with the name change comes some minor redesign as well: the search customization options are moved to the bottom of the results. In addition Google is actively promoting the new brand using regular search. Once in a while you will see a tip to use Product Search come up as the top placement in search results.

Read the official announcement at Google blog.

Google Product Search

MyPoints Giveth; MyPoints Taketh Away

Becky at Compare Rewards writes about the disappointing experience one of her readers had with MyPoints rewards program.

This morning I received an email from a member who was happy to report having won over 100,000 points in the latest MyPoints point giveaway. She noticed, however, that by the time the contest had ended, her points were worth less. “…what was a 7500 points for $100.00 gift card is now a $50.00 gift card,” she wrote

This is a reminder for all of us: the points are just points and their cash value is not guaranteed, and in fact can change any time. To avoid issues like this, use the programs that offer real cash back.

To find the program that fits you best, head to the comparison review I did last November, or use tools like evReward that automate the process for you.

Which digital camera is the best?

I will not answer this question for you, but I will help you find which digital camera is the most popular. Here are a few websites that publish this data:

Below is the popularity chart of Point & Shoot Cameras from Flickr. Do you know other sources? Put them in your comments.

Best Selling Cameras


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3 Responses to “Froogle no more, deceptive rewards, best cameras”


  1. 1 Mike G. Apr 20th, 2007 at 8:19 pm

    Google Product search looks much improved. I wonder if they will sell me Froogle.com? :)

  2. 2 Yan Apr 21st, 2007 at 12:57 am

    I am sure they are not as clueless about domains as Microsoft. Check this out.

  3. 3 Mike G. Apr 21st, 2007 at 1:20 am

    That’s too funny.. Now they might have to file a trademark lawsuit or pay to get it back.

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